The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 12

Governor Claims 'Politics' Essential setting his erstwhile pal caused German District Judge Paper BnppUe 20 Become New Citizens Here routine rar cnmaxro p' drerease traffic I The judge called on the new citi Lacy's "BARGAIN BASEMENT" Specials URNITURE IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT 47 I 4 I 1 I II WindowHalts BEDROOM SUITE 2 PC 2 OR 3 PC BEDROOM SUITE $10995 iT 1 i st 4 mi ntiu which had been stopped at a trtf 1 Lynches 31 O'Briens i 4 I kX £3 3 4 i 2 PC BEDROOM SUITE i 1 Corner Sixth and Phone EL 5 5281 We Carry Our Own Papers 6th and EL5 5281 3 i fa 4 Lt Luther United i 1 Harold and 1st Not Quite A rue Pal Cameras ilms 24 Hour ilm Service it the has Nine drawer dresser and bookcase bed moke up this group Also available with twin beds and dress er OKMULGEE With 62 year Mrs Effie Lena Day at the wheri of an automobile that went rammed another car JANITOR" SUPPLIES A Men Watch Reds Through Radar 'Eyes' This suite has a six draw er dresser and is available with twin size or double bed 4 Oilman Wife Give Art Center unds Pay Out of uture Earnings On Our Convenient Terms REGULAR $13995 BOOKCASE BED AND DRESSER CHEST IS OPTIONAL REGULAR $18995 TWIN BEDS AND DRESSER $13995 the attack the face in' Babbitt Pet lev IHSURMtf ac By RUSSELL JONES United Prew Staff Correspondent SAMSUN Turkey High on a hilltop overlooking this turk ish Black Sea port a handful of US Air orce men look across the water with a radar eye aimed at the Soviet Union World attention was suddenly focussd on Samsun last week when an American aviation journ al said the radar post here was the backbone of a system enabling the United States to spot a major portion of Jong range missile and rocket tests There is no question that secur ity is the watchword of the American airmen stationed here from Capt Leo Talbot of Kansas on down They can admit nothing Quincy Mass MctpH mpn private homes while the men are quartered in the comfortable Vi dimli hotel overlooking the sea While the Air orce men can't talk townsfolk and vilians in the area sider the Samsun mission of less shaking imoortance OKLAHOMA CITY tf) Gov Raymond Gary said today it is virtually impossible to eliminate politics from government opera tions or from business cither And in most Instances the "pol itics" should not be removed Gary wrote in his weekly newsletter "In our state Legislature near ly everything to be voted upon is liighly Gary said "There is strong political euorl from many sides in an attempt to prevail on most issues "In my judgment this is a good thing It assures the public a thor ough airing of te different points of view which exist on almost every issue "I'm afraid what too many peo ple mean when they demand some thing be taken out of is that all political pressures be re moved except those which they favor This of course is not going to happen as long as 'we have democratic government which I hope will be always "The truth is that politics is in volved in almost every human en deavor Most people try to present themselves to others in the best possible light a form of in the Korean conflict Caster was instructor navigator on the plane OKLAHOMA CITY A quarter of a million dollar donation by an oilman and wife is making possible Oklahoma long sotighi art center Directors of the Oklahoma Art Center yesterday disclosed the money has been donated by Mr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick and a contract already has been let for the proposed circular structure at the state fairgrounds here Kirkpatrick is owner of the Kirk patrick Oil Co which has head quarters here Mrs Nan Sheets center director juad the Kirkpatrick donation will finance construction of the center and the $175000 now held by the art group may be used to build an auditorium oming Mississippi Hampshire S' 'Ulh Dakota Washington and California JOE ORD INSURANCE PARTNER irvedly thereby losing his wife his job and 20 pounds in weight complaint said he was vacationing in Little Rock Ark when Smith named him as a con federate in a liquor store holdup here Little Rock authorities clapped Hall in jail to await ex tradition When he got back to California Hall was exonerated by Smith who is now serving a year for robbery suit said he lost the 20 pounds because "all they fed us in the Little Rode jail was sauer 2 Shawnee Caster 24 Oklahoma BUTTE Mont AP 6003 miles to the Emerald Isle but Butte Be Sure and Come to 5 ABC CLUB PANCAKE DAY NOVEMBER STH 7 am to 7 pm Keys made guns bicycles repaired Ammunition Bi cycle supplies Hunting and fish ing licenses 1 A Pollard Sporting Goods 130 Avenue Phone EL 5 1461 fic light and knocked the other ve hicle infn an intersection' ollowing the first impact Mrs car hit Mrs Siberts' car again then a third time inally Mrs Siberts pulled her car off the street and into a safe parkingplace But Mrs Day's car was' still at It It crashed through the plate gla window and stopped Unable to explain the strange movements of her vehicle Mrs Day told traffic officer Dewey Smith: "It just rd btates citizmsnip Judge Etibanks cited many of the privileges which go with Amer ican citizenship and pointed to cor responding duties which the people of this nation must fulfill to be come good citizens creases A total of showed decreases for the nine months of this year Idaho led alt per cent decrease Other LETZO Plumbing Dial EL 3 5880 YOUNG CITIZENS bom youngsters who were granted souri Massa Tennessee Colorado Louisiana Connecticut Wisconsin Alabama Utah Texas New Delaware Indiana North Carolina 0 12 THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION Thurtday October 31 1957 another captain presently on leave Lt George Genereux of ana about zuu en The officers live im ar InstttutfoMi Hotels Homes Hoopttala Theatre Bulldiaxa ladmtriM Sill: Maria Lyons ort Sill: KrysJ yna Anna Walton ort Sill and George Peter Grinnis ort Sill native of Greece AUa Kilt PrirA 410 Mana Atenairia O'Mary 1606 Wil 1 hams native of Panama: Takakoi Winner No 2iih native ot i J4 an: wetta ricity uocnanun Summit: Kteszens Summers No: BURBANK Calif turned out Jack friend ship with Robert Smith was something less than perfect Hafl 25 sued Smith 20 tor US Mining City Claims Irish Aplenty 1000 Less Iri Road Toll Held Possible Included bookcase headboard bed er dresser with plate glass mirror CHEST IS OPTIONAL YOU'LL ALWAYS IND BUDGET PRICED for the same period The council termed the current traffic trend in the nation encour aging and Jauded driver pedes trians and' traffic enforcement of ficers Jor reducing the toll During September 27 of states reporting showed a crease in traffic fatalities SehMls rUtribotor far Johnson Wax A loor Machines Wyandotte Chemical! Lily Cupa Buffalo ire Equipment Southwest Disinfectant! Regina loor Machines Wheeling Metal Ware White Mopping Eauipmerrt loorMchfBea Rested WT DEUVIB Nefl Asideeri SOUTHWEST Chemical Co 808 EjLvemw EL 6 6996 or EL 5 0557 Outside Lawton Call CoHaet American ci fend to con than world "This is only one of a number of US bases along the one non military American said "There are others at Asmara Eregly Ayancik Sile and Trabi zond Maybe together they add up to something but anything rank Charles Herzig Elfriedr Elsa Juneau 703 Eu dance genic Mathilde Simmons ort Silt: red and Esiher Marthelle Sc Elizabeth Auguste Wilder ort maan I Assisting Capt Talbot here are another captain presently one had no change and 19 showed in states first NEW ORLEANS Police questioned two suspects today in connection with a savage attack on a minister and his secretary that resulted in the death Arthur Anderson 29 a brick ma son from Lyndhurst NJ and Robert Bar row of Gretna picked up Wednesday Both i had scratched faces and one had a razor blade in his possession There wore the latest pickups in an intensive investigation of the kidnaping and robbery of the Revo Martin Holls and Miss Maud Lind 1 Oct 23 The minister and Miss IJndwere severely beaten and slashed with a razor blade and the woman died of suffocation from a handkerchief stuffed into her throat Officers said Anderson had a razor when he was picjced up a pair of blue suede shoes vcie found in his room The Rev Holls had satii the attacker wore thati of shoes and was "dark Video Education Seen By Official ST LOUIS Harry Bannister a vice president of the National Broadcasting Co says education al television may eventually per mit a person to earn a college degree without ever stepping in side a classroom Bannister made his prediction a speech to the National of Educational Broadcasters yester day He urged the broadcaster! to use television as a supplement to meet the growing heed for educa tion facilities Eubanks chats with three States citizenshio in a District court ceremony Wednesday afternoon The children left to right are Candace Sue Se maan 5 daughter of red and Esther Marthelle Semaan William Henry Russell 2 son of William and Carol "Ann Russell and Robert Lewis Bigelow 7 son of Rob ert Wayne and Helen Lucille Bigelow Seventeen adults also received American citi zenship (Staff Photo) but the obvious fact that they are here Turidik Smttoel" Tough Turkish sentinels are on constant patrol outride the barbed wire that rings the installation housed in a duster' of old farm buddings at a radius of about 200 yards No one can enter wi clearance from the highesLAmeri ran and Trirkish authnntipfi However the small 'size of the radar scanners plus the fact that the detachment is command ed by a junior officer with no civilian technicians makes doubtful the operation has high priority with which it been credited Externally it looks very much like one of the early warning radar stations that the United States is known to operate in Alaska Newfoundland and other arctic' regions Handful of Men By Quarter or Half QUALITY AND ECONOMY Ort tn your fHisonal ruxils I cd sharp trozen to yir Gw rnn nt InsiHX jcii irri Let Us ill Your reezer PEOPLE'S ICE CO i 13IHI ljHk 3rd ant! 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KI theorized that rr scratched alxiut ht struggles with Miss Liqd An person claimed to have been scratched in a bartoom fight they Mid and Barrow said a cat clawed him TH' minister remained in the hospital today bu banoages had been removed from his wounds and his condition was improved The aiiacker pistol whipped him ai slashed his throat after forc ing hm to drive around for 15 minutes and late' tying his hands with Mrs Lind's Mocking Included dresser arid mirror CHEST IS OPTIONAL REGULAR $18950 TWIN BEDS AND DRESSER $13950 states with a 26 visitors don't have to go that far to Cie hnd an Irishman creases were snown by Aortn Da keia Kansas Georgia Michigan lorida Maine chusetts By RAY ATTKBERRY military hero and statesman Staff Writer The motto: "My country right I or ong If right to be kept No ranon is any stronger han bc se ri hl its good otzens Did net Judge attributed io Carl Luther Eubanks stat Wednes wh(j oncp was dpscribfd cay afternoon a I bv Abraham Lincoln as the great 1 hearing for 1 adults and thiec otor t' isi living zimrricati children who were granted nit LOW! All hut four of the new citizens! tare natives of Germany The oth I rr new citizens were born tn the Republic of Panama Japan Po land and Greece Two men serv ing in the Army at ort Sill were among the new citizens The new citizens all natives of Germanv unless otherwise desig nated included: Maria Margarets Ann Russell Katharina Reighard 1712 erris: low 7 son of Robert Wayne and ort bill Helen Lucille Bigelow and Can Sue bemaan a daughter of only casualty was a pedes trian who was nil i while scrambling out of the way Mrs Day told police she was pulling away from a parking met er sluwly when her car suddenly lurched forward If struck the rear of an auto driven fhv Mrs Iomse Siberts WORTHEN 11TH STREET DRUG 107 11th Dial EL 3 1800 Harold Woods Owner Registered Pharmacist Prescriptions ree Delivery Drugs Sundries 2 OR 3 PC BEDROOM SUITE CHEST IS OPTIONAL REGULAR $13950 DOUBLE BED AND DRESSER $10950 Two Oklahomans Killed In Crash LAGSTA Ariz sP Two Oklahomans including the air craft commanded were listed last night as among the 16 Air orce personnel killed Tuesday night in the crash of a fourmotored tink er plane against a northern Ari zona mountainside The plane was on a fueling mission Killed were Capt Shu mard Donnie City Both vyere based at Walker Air force Base Roswell Shumard aircraft commander maiTirn and the father of three children Up was a veteran of oti missions over Germany dur Suspects Jailed In Knife Attacks 'IinCl oil I INIillin i I Corktown and Dublin Gulch are i names of sections of this mining city It's not hard to determine why I The possibly the larg 1 est national group among Butte's 35000 residents and no small part of that fact can be traced to a day 63 years ago when the old Silver Row County courthouse was besieged not by Indians but Irish nlcn June 5 1R94 is known even to day as the day the Sullivans came to town There were 69 of Sullivans all who arrived in a body to seek the American citizenship With them were goodly numbers of Harringtons Murphys Sheas land O'Briens and others whose the same one times namr proclaimed their origin before crashing through a display An index of naturalization for the window of a downtown store yes late 19th Century tucked away' in ia shelf of the district court office shows the Sullivans greatly outnumbered their fellow Irish as sei tiers No less than 202 Sullivans ap plied for citizenship in Butte courts during those years There were 103 Harringtons Murphys 62 Kelleys or Kellys 46 Sheas 41 and 36 Rcillys and Rileys 27 McCarthy 26 Ldwn cys 24 "Kennedy's 22 21 Walshrs 20 Ryns 19 McGraths 1R Callahans and Callaghans and lesser numbers of Brogans Burn ses Carrolls Clcarys and infini tum Thirty three members of the group bore the name John Sullivan most of them preferring John or John 4 There were the exceptions too There was one Simon Sullivan CHICAGO Safety experts today predicted American motor I niArp than 1 I sl 1 lives mi year if they continue their improvefnent in rhe traffic toll Thr National Safety Council rb pAia at least SOO lives already have been i ivcd in the first nine 1 'j xtt A Di uiunM am ft fl Ln 4 i Trilitics in September I zens to carry out their new othi Tlic September traffic toll wax gations of voting serving on juries as with 3710 for I when called testifying in court the amc month last vear It was I calling aitcntion of officers to vio th ninth straight time the rtoll lattons of the law and raising has dow ncnr remained un i their children in Christian environ chinged in the last 10 months I meats The highw av hvalitv count for Judge Eubanks also asked the the nrrt of this ear new citizens to adopt a motto made was "rilfl a decrease of 3 famous by a German born man cent nrr lat toll 2S91D who became a naturalized citizen lot inis country ana wnnj Turncoat Gl Plans To Enter Ministry NASHVILLE Tenn Edward Dickenson Korean War turncoat who is scheduled for release Nov 23 from the Disciplinary Barracks at Leavenworth Kan plans to enter the Ministry The Rev Mooneyham of Nashville executive secretary of lhe National Assn of ree Will Baptists said last night Dicken son plans to apply for admission to the ree Will Baptist Bible Col lege here Dickenson 27 was convicted in 1954 of collaborating with the ene my and for informing on a fellow American who planned escape His JO year sentence subsequently was reduced on appeal and fur ther reduced by good conduct at the disciplinary barracks 11 21st and Lisclolte Johanna War 11 nd ol missions Jarvis Eighth Also? Magdalena Maria Russey ort Sill native of Poland Itos Walker Columbia: Erika Bell 409 Williaiii Henry Russell 2 son of William Henry and Carol I Rolierl Lew is Btgc 1 REGULAR $13950 and nine draw $1O995 REGULAR $14950 ore bookcase headboard bed and double $11950 Bl MM Is MSga As ft MMhl I I II Hl Ti TT I li rWr yl X'" mi ISMa jAMEm Auto I I I Ji 4 jl LETZO Plumbing Dial EL 3 5860 ar CaMractmqi JOE ORD INSURANCE PARTNER Ji 4 a.